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If I remember correctly it was a coin operated L shaped pool table with 8 pockets.

In thirty plus years of being around pool I have only seen one. It was in a little neighborhood bar in northern Indiana.

Wes Hunter, Hunter Classic Cues.

Makes me think of The Drew Carey Show 🎱

TAR: Joe Togan channels Earl Strickland

Bob Rotella’s book Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect. It is similar to The Inner Game of Tennis but was an easier read for me.

Here are a few of my pool, gambling, Vegas and mob books. Cornbread Red Pools Greatest Money Player The Big Bankroll the life and Times of Arnold Rothstein The Unsinkable Titanic Thomas Titanic Thompson Stroke of Genius The Man with the $100,000 Breasts Telling lies and getting paid...

That’s as good as it gets! Simply and classy!

I have been well. I hope all is well with you.

Indeed! I never knew Brunswick made ashtrays like that.

I have read The Inner Game of Tennis. But I believe that Golf Is Not A Game of Perfect by Dr. Bob Rotella is much better. https://www.amazon.com/Golf-Not-Game-Perfect-Rotella/dp/068480364X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1539349049&sr=1-1&keywords=golf+not+a+game+of+perfect

I break and jump balls with my playing cue. But then again I am kind of a minimalist.

Wes Hunter of Hunter Classic cues. Sharp looking and plays great!

36th Midwest Bar Table 9-Ball Classic March 25 and 26th Results 1st Billy Thorp 2nd Alex Olinger 3rd Dennis Hatch 4th Brain Groce Tourney payout $6,800 1st Calcutta payout $13,030 2nd Calcutta payout $2,700 Friday Night Bank Ring Game 1st Billy Thorpe 2nd Brian Gregg

I found a Tim Scruggs bar cue in a box of full of house cues that came from a pool room that closed up. The cue has a cocobolo joint and butt cap. About half of the butt cap was missing, it cracked off. They sold me the cue for $5 because it was broke. I think they thought they were getting...